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How about ordering a set of wheels, waiting two years, then told the cost is double when they became available again.

used to have a pellet burner, then pellets were hard to find and pricey after my supplier quit selling them. burning wood is a ton of work but would like to snag up a good small one for just such occasion

Yes they are cool, the instrument cluster is amazing piece of art. I had a 4door 300 for a while.

John, You’ll be happy to know that the funds from the 8-3/4 chunk went directly into this build. Thank you for the help!

Are you acting as the go between on this sale? The contact person? If not it needs to be moved to a different forum.

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These came off 70 charger with drum spindles.

Cruise ships today are slower, but the RMS Queen Elizabeth usually did 28.5, Queen Mary could cruise at 30 knots as did the SS France and the USS United States also cruised at 30, but at full power managed 43 knots (49 mph).

"Don't get me paged at the hollywood" My dad was Ronald McDonald

Happy Happy belated Birthday!!

Happy Happy Birthday!!!

It’s one inch. That’s a measurement of the gap on the #88 Daytona, DC-93, that was filled in flush. I’m talking about the real one, not the repainted one at the Talladega Museum. That one is DC-74, a 1968 Charger.

Most large passenger ships can run at about 20 knots, which made them a lot faster than sail boats. About 500 nauticle miles per day. But, many modern sail boats do 600 or more miles per day. Making a sailboat the fastest for a round the world time.

Might as well do the Formula S x 383 while the sun is shining!

My brother ran a 4spd charger with 2.94s.. took 1 season at the track to take the clutch out

Starting to get that way.

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday eldubb....... hope you have a super one today Mark! :bday: :bday::bday::bday::bday::thumbsup:

My '71 has a '73 hood. Too nice to pass up. This was the original hood. (none)